- Султанова, Наталія Вікторівна (orcid.org/0000-0003-3510-4662) and Рогальська-Яблонська, Інна Петрівна (orcid.org/0000-0002-0970-7526) (2025) Formation of social competence of children with speech disorders in the conditions of inclusive education «Вісник науки та освіти (Серія «Філологія», Серія «Педагогіка», Серія «Соціологія», Серія «Культура і мистецтво», Серія «Історія та археологія»)», 6 (36). pp. 1457-1470. ISSN 2786-6165
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Формування соціальної компетентності дітей з порушеннями мовлення в умовах інклюзивної освіти.pdf Download (801kB) |
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The article is dedicated to highlighting the corrective and developmental potential of inclusive educational institutions in the formation of social competence in children with speech disorders. The authors have analyzed and summarized the theoretical foundations of the problem of forming social competence in children with special educational needs, characterized the specifics of the development of basic social skills and abilities in students with various speech impairments, and outlined the methodological foundations for organizing the process of forming social competence in children with speech disorders in an inclusive educational environment. The interrelation between speech, thinking, activity, and the individual's social development is examined through the lens of prominent psychological and pedagogical theories. Key methodological approaches (competence-based, person-centered, activity-based) and principles for fostering social competence in children with speech disorders in an inclusive educational setting are identified. These include, in particular, the principle of positive reinforcement, the principle of creating a supportive social environment, and the principle of integration, among others. It is emphasized that enhancing the effectiveness of social competence formation in children with speech disorders requires a comprehensive, individualized, and activity-based approach, which can be implemented through the efforts of an interdisciplinary team of specialists within a supportive inclusive environment. The role of collaboration with the parents of children with speech disorders in fostering their social competence is underscored, along with the significance of creating an adapted inclusive environment as a key condition for the students' socialization. The necessity of diagnosing and monitoring the level of social competence formation in children within an inclusive educational setting is accentuated. Conclusions are drawn regarding the importance of creating a holistic supportive environment, coordinated interaction among all participants of the educational process, and fostering a tolerant atmosphere within the peer group.
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